Shout-outs:
Shout-out to itinerae for making cool free layout templates for people, like me, who can’t code.
Shout-out to NASA for sending cool stuff into space and capturing amazing photos.
Shout-out to Neocities for hosting my little website.
Where I reblog the wonders of the earth and beyond | space and science | art and discoveries | nature and man-made beauty | appreciating life one post at a time :)
For science lovers who want to learn a bit more about some cool things in outer space. From our solar system to the Oort Cloud. From the first rockets to the future of space travel. I’ll do my best to make my writing concise and compelling.
Less about space and more about my own experiences and anecdotes. While I may be anonymous, I do have a lot to say. This is more about me rambling about various, non-space related things.
More unrelated side projects like art, animations, photos and that sort of stuff.
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What is this and who am I?
This is a place where I compile my various writings about the different topics I’m interested in. I like space exploration, science, astronomy, cosmology and, bonus, I’m a massive sci-fi nerd. All of the sections will lead you to various categories of the things I’m into. I never had the opportunity to become a scientist, but I love writing research papers in my spare time. So this is what I’ve decided to sort of ‘post’. Just various writings. Short and casual research papers, personal anecdotes and more. I only hope they’re interesting enough for you to read. This is the first time I’ve done something like this and I thought it would be a cool opportunity to share my interests and passions.
Why do I love space?
I have always been fascinated in outer space, space exploration, all the wonders of the beyond. I blame Star Wars, Star Trek and all the other sci-fi films and series I grew up on. I’ve always been a nerd about space. When I started learning about the solar system when I was about 7 or 8, I was absolutely enthralled and ever since then, I have been incredibly interested in the science of space travel and just the universe in general. As I said earlier, I never became a scientist, but I stay curious and keep learning. I follow STARKTALK, Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s space and science themed podcast. I'm currently reading a book by theoretical physicist Michio Kaku (“The Future of Humanity”, 2018). I love watching Brian Cox documentaries and, of course, still learning from Bill Nye (the Science Guy.)
Vague anonymity
I want to keep vaguely anonymous because I like it. But, for the sake of knowing that I’m a real person, call me ‘Starman’. Yes, from David Bowie’s “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and The Spider From Mars” (1972) album. And yes, I am heavily inspired by the sort of space vibe of his music and the Ziggy Stardust persona. Also, I was born in 2005, and my pronouns are he/him.
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